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Today we're going to take a break from the David Ferry file, which we're not done yet.

We're going to be on David Ferry for a while now.

But today we're going to take a break and we're going to go through a book written by

Kerry Thornley called Oswald. This is his second book, if I'm not mistaken, or maybe third.

This was written after the assassination, whereas the idle warriors, which we'll read at some point,

that was written before the assassination by a long time, like 1960.

So I'm not sure what to expect in this book, but it's going to be packed full of lies.

I'll tell you that much because Carrie Thornelly's a professional liar.

So, here we go.

I'm just going to read all the text on all the pages.

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Including the Warren Commission's 106-page deposition of the author, a supportive psychological

analysis by Albert Ellis, Ph.D, a biographical verification by B.A. Simco, a fellow

Marine of Oswald and Thornley, and an eight-page pictorial

documentation section and a unique eulogy to John F. Kennedy by Paul G. Nymark. Just to point out

here, B.A. Simco is the guy who was named years later as his own handler in the Marines. And Simco worked for a lieutenant Ballantine.

So that would have been like Marine G2, Naval Intelligence, that kind of thing.

Buddy Simco is an interesting character.

So Simco gets stuck in intelligence when he's in the Marines, like, real early.

And he worked in intelligence, which basically he said is just being in a room and he's doing a lot of filing stuff, a lot of filing paperwork and stuff.

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